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by johnny » Sat 24.03.2007, 15:35
Without useing a hammer, how would one change ones bulb for the rear number plate??i bet it so so easy.. f*~ked if i know.
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by Monty » Sat 24.03.2007, 18:05
errrrrrr unscrew the plinth

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by johnny » Sun 25.03.2007, 14:30
errrrrrrr Dont you think i tried that. maybe i should take off the wheels, yeah that should work.
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by TStevens » Wed 28.03.2007, 16:54
The plinth is screwed in place on the outside but also the inside, you also need to slacken the rear bumper bolts so manoeuvre the plinth out
Or as is with mine the sealant keeping the clear plate on the plinth is totally cream cracked, persuade gently until it comes off then replace using black silicone.
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by johnny » Wed 28.03.2007, 19:16
Glue city. Plinth, the lot. Wasnt sure if you had to cut the carpet inside the boot "for bolts" as nothing was moving, no danger in asking now is there.. cheers TS, job done
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